It's a serious health concern, particularly for harder, more addictive, and more debilitating substances.
For the same reason the state has a role in regulating away lead in gasoline and paint or shoving those fucking Sacklers and everyone that facilitated their pain-pill scam in an Oubliette for all eternity, we have a reason to prohibit the commoditization of narcotics, especially toward malicious ends.
Like, is there any industry more reflective of the horrors of capitalism than the tobacco industry? Fuck cigarettes. Fuck the merchants of death that propagate them. And fuck anyone who leaps to their defense.
China would probably stop the trend towards drug legalization though
After the way the UK exploited Opium addition, who could blame them?
The big difference between the Chinese and the Americans is that the Sacklers haven't been executed yet.
It's bad reactionary policy you shouldn't make excuses for.
It's a serious health concern, particularly for harder, more addictive, and more debilitating substances.
For the same reason the state has a role in regulating away lead in gasoline and paint or shoving those fucking Sacklers and everyone that facilitated their pain-pill scam in an Oubliette for all eternity, we have a reason to prohibit the commoditization of narcotics, especially toward malicious ends.
Like, is there any industry more reflective of the horrors of capitalism than the tobacco industry? Fuck cigarettes. Fuck the merchants of death that propagate them. And fuck anyone who leaps to their defense.
Fuckoff DEA.
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Oregon proved it's possible